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Office of the Registrar

The Office of the Registrar for Weill Cornell Graduate School is the official custodian of all students' academic records, both current and historical. Dedicated to excellent customer service, the Registrar supports faculty, students, and external partners, including Cornell University, WCMC-Q, and other medical institutions.

Degree-seeking students may have the opportunity to participate in courses at affiliate organizations such as Weill Cornell Medicine, Cornell Tech, and others. These opportunities are subject to availability and require approval. For details, please visit the Office of the Registrar.

Curricula of the Doctoral Programs
Find detailed curriculum information for each of our doctoral programs. Click on a program below to view coursework, requirements, and learning outcomes.
Curricula of the Masters Programs
Find detailed curriculum information for each of our master’s programs. Click on a program below to view coursework, requirements, and learning outcomes.

Additional Academic Offerings

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WCGS programs offer workshops to help students prepare for the ACE. Students are encouraged to view their program pages for additional information. 

Visit the Clinical & Translational Science Center website for more information about upcoming events.  

These seminars are led by Dr. Anastasia Efthymiou. To learn more, visit the Office of Fellowship and Scientific Writing. 

This seminar is offered every November as part of the IMP Program. To learn more visit, the IMP Program page. 

Grantsmanship is an essential skill for a well-rounded biomedical research education. The WCGS Office of Fellowships and Scientific Writing currently offers three NIH-focused fellowship application workshops per year (corresponding to the NIH grant cycle), which can be taken for 0.5 credits as an official WCGS course. By course completion, each student will have prepared and submitted a competitive NIH fellowship application. These seminars are led by our designated Senior Grants Administrator, Dr. Anastasia Efthymiou. To learn more, visit the Office of Fellowship and Scientific Writing. 

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